RGL Rockcastle Megasite

The RGL Regional Industrial Development Authority and Rockcastle Megasite offer a strong combination of project readiness, regional collaboration, and long-term vision. Backed by partnerships among local governments, utility providers, educational institutions, and economic development leaders, the site has benefited from extensive planning, investment, and completed due diligence. Major infrastructure initiatives, including the regional US 150 Water Commission, further demonstrate the region’s commitment to utility capacity, sustainable growth, and long-term readiness for advanced manufacturing and large-scale industry. Strategically positioned within Kentucky’s growing manufacturing economy, the Rockcastle Megasite offers the scale, flexibility, and workforce access needed by modern industry. The surrounding labor shed includes skilled workers with experience in manufacturing, logistics, construction, and the trades, supported by regional education and workforce partners focused on customized training and talent development. The region also offers an affordable quality of life, natural beauty, strong work ethic, and deep community pride. Local leaders are focused not only on attracting investment, but on creating lasting opportunities for families and communities. For companies seeking a project-ready site backed by committed leadership and a collaborative region prepared for growth, the Rockcastle Megasite presents a compelling opportunity.

The Rockcastle County Megasite in Mount Vernon, Kentucky, offers approximately 1,300 acres positioned for large-scale industrial development. Located less than 4 miles from Interstate 75, the site provides strong access to major markets, established industries and Kentucky’s broader manufacturing supply chain. Its proximity to I-75, US 150 and KY 461 connects the site to nearly 1 million people within a 50-mile radius, along with a strong network of universities, colleges, and technical training institutions. The location also provides efficient access to major air cargo hubs in Louisville and Northern Kentucky, making it a competitive option for transformational manufacturing and logistics projects.